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    Early AM...somewhere over the German countryside...circa 1960.
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    Another teacher, this time from the Great White North (and it's 2 year service life!!!)
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    Thrustmaster T-Flight X HOTAS . i Use it for SF2. Simple and cheap. Can't say that I recommend it. I'm just used to playing SF2 with this joystick. I have 3 joisticks for different games but i think it makes no sense to take them out now and check it out what is written on the bottom of them, because they are already out of production anyway.
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    Chaika over german airfield
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    The Mq-9 is almost coming out of the assembly line, just doing the final handover tests.
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    The Ugliest, yet the happiest plane in the world on a mission over Europe.
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    I´ll set the pack. Stay tuned!!!
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    I'll just leave this here, and let you all figure it out... (evil grin)
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    Version 1.0.0

    117 downloads

    SF2 T-34A Mentor (USAF) Upgrade Pack by RussoUK/Wrench 1/12/2023 -For SF2, Any and All (Full 4/5 Merged plus Expansion 1 Reccomended) Mofications to RussoUK's fun little T-34A Mentor (USAF) make some major and minor adjustments in skins, decals, data ini and other misc stuff. This is the full aircraft, with all the bits as issued by Russ in the original release. Just in case you don't have said original release, you won't have to go scrambling around trying to find the "weapons" (ok, drop tank) pilots and sounds. Also, because I was/am too lazy to pick out and remove stuff. Easier this way :) Both the NMF and NMF/Orange skins have been redone with a lighter shade of pale metal, all new historically correct decals. It should be stated that the serial and buzz numbers, while historically correct, are generic in nature representing no particular base unit or squadron. The SF2 Date SWtich (tm) is active, and will cause the skins to change on partucular dates. The names in quotations "xxxx" are how they will appear on the game's Drop Down Menu on the Loadout Screen. The skins are: NMF (Early - starts Day 1) -- "USAF NMF (Early)" NMF/Red-Orange (Late - starts 1959) -- "NMF/Red-Orange (Late)" USAF 3-tone SEA came (1965). This is a non-real skin; I suspect the original FSX/? version is based on a Warbird, privately owned Mentor. However, the markings are correct for the time frame. They represent 80th Flight Training Wing at Sheppard AFB. --- "80th FTW (F)" Most markings are decals; exceptions would be wing insignia/nation names. Other markings are decals, and Decal Randomization is TRUE. There are 18 serial/Buzz numbers for each aircraft. The 2 NMFs use a 'pool' of the same numbers. The Camo uses the correct style for the Vietnam Era. The "F" in the title obviously means "fake". The aircraft keeps all it's original designations, so will appear the same in-game as the original download. When in game, on the Aircraft Selection Dropdown menu, you'll see: Beech T-34A USAF (R) Hopefully, this will diferentiate it from any other T-34A Mentors that may (or may not) be available. The "R" stands for RussoUK, the model maker. As is always reccomended, unzip to a temp folder or your desktop to give easy access to the rest of this readme for it's install instructions. Happy Landings! Wrench Kevin Stein
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    Just saying how happy i am you guys are back and still making progress on my favourite jet, Really well done and goodluck! I'm not amazing at skins but if you need help ill be glad to make some Mandatory screenshot
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    New slimers added, spelling of Nite Owls amended (lol - two nations divided by a common language) and a cute little stencilled owl added.
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    Looking to get a new flight controller for SF2. Mainly play WW I and WW II air combat sims, (fairly simple control commands). Just recently getting into more modern air combat sims as SF2 and Falcon BMS after being away from them for about 13 years. Need a flight controller i can map most commands with ,and on a budget. Looking at the Logitech X52 . Is it worthwhile or should i consider something else ? Any recommendations would be most welcomed . Thanks ,Scott
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    L-39ZA Albatros BTW. The armament with R-3S (AA-2 Atoll) was rather a joke then a real option. The L-39 was to slow to reach the minimum lauch speed of the Atoll. Only in dive the speed could be reached. Thatswhy this armament was tactical nonsense.
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    Dosen't Wilches have those already???
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    Seen you uploaded the Mentors, any chance of any of this? Uruguay and Argentina, nice for Rio de la Plata Terrain.
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    I use an X56 Rhino. Works outstanding for me.
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    another spammer about to be perma-banned everybody say Bye-bye!
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    A Lithuanian Spitfire Mk.Ia downs a Soviet Yak-1
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    Screenshots by Coupi thank you For your eyes.
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    Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Ia - 1st Aviation Regiment, Estonian Air Force, 1940
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    ^ I especially like the Nammer Mandatory Screenshot
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    working on these, I can't get Pink Floyd out of my head...
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    Working on the Chinese weapon pack. (Well packing what is ready )
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    Version 1.0.0

    66 downloads

    TPz Fuchs, (Transportpanzer Fuchs) is a German armoured personnel carrier. The model is from the free market. I would like especially thanks to GKABS, he exported the model. I hope you will enjoy it. Happy New Year to everyone.
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    Finnish Hawk 75A-8 versus Soviet Yak-1B (repurposed Pasko's Yak-9P)


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